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M4521 BSP V3.01.000
The Board Support Package for M4521
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| #define | TIMER_SET_CMP_VALUE(timer, u32Value) ((timer)->CMP = (u32Value)) |
| Set Timer Compared Value. More... | |
| #define | TIMER_SET_PRESCALE_VALUE(timer, u32Value) ((timer)->CTL = ((timer)->CTL & ~TIMER_CTL_PSC_Msk) | (u32Value)) |
| Set Timer Prescale Value. More... | |
| #define | TIMER_IS_ACTIVE(timer) (((timer)->CTL & TIMER_CTL_ACTSTS_Msk)? 1 : 0) |
| Check specify Timer Status. More... | |
| #define | TIMER_SELECT_TOUT_PIN(timer, u32ToutSel) ((timer)->CTL = ((timer)->CTL & ~TIMER_CTL_TGLPINSEL_Msk) | (u32ToutSel)) |
| Select Toggle-output Pin. More... | |
Functions | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_Start (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Start Timer Counting. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_Stop (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Stop Timer Counting. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_EnableWakeup (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Enable Timer Interrupt Wake-up Function. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_DisableWakeup (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Timer Wake-up Function. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_EnableCaptureDebounce (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Enable Capture Pin De-bounce. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_DisableCaptureDebounce (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Capture Pin De-bounce. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_EnableEventCounterDebounce (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Enable Counter Pin De-bounce. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_DisableEventCounterDebounce (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Counter Pin De-bounce. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_EnableInt (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Enable Timer Time-out Interrupt. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_DisableInt (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Timer Time-out Interrupt. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_EnableCaptureInt (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Enable Capture Trigger Interrupt. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_DisableCaptureInt (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Capture Trigger Interrupt. More... | |
| static __INLINE uint32_t | TIMER_GetIntFlag (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Get Timer Time-out Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_ClearIntFlag (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Clear Timer Time-out Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| static __INLINE uint32_t | TIMER_GetCaptureIntFlag (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Get Timer Capture Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_ClearCaptureIntFlag (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Clear Timer Capture Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| static __INLINE uint32_t | TIMER_GetWakeupFlag (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Get Timer Wake-up Flag. More... | |
| static __INLINE void | TIMER_ClearWakeupFlag (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Clear Timer Wake-up Flag. More... | |
| static __INLINE uint32_t | TIMER_GetCaptureData (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Get Capture value. More... | |
| static __INLINE uint32_t | TIMER_GetCounter (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Get Counter value. More... | |
| uint32_t | TIMER_Open (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32Mode, uint32_t u32Freq) |
| Open Timer with Operate Mode and Frequency. More... | |
| void | TIMER_Close (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Stop Timer Counting. More... | |
| void | TIMER_Delay (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32Usec) |
| Create a specify Delay Time. More... | |
| void | TIMER_EnableCapture (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32CapMode, uint32_t u32Edge) |
| Enable Timer Capture Function. More... | |
| void | TIMER_DisableCapture (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Timer Capture Function. More... | |
| void | TIMER_EnableEventCounter (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32Edge) |
| Enable Timer Counter Function. More... | |
| void | TIMER_DisableEventCounter (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Timer Counter Function. More... | |
| uint32_t | TIMER_GetModuleClock (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Get Timer Clock Frequency. More... | |
Variables | |
| int32_t | g_TIMER_i32ErrCode = 0 |
| #define TIMER_IS_ACTIVE | ( | timer | ) | (((timer)->CTL & TIMER_CTL_ACTSTS_Msk)? 1 : 0) |
Check specify Timer Status.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Timer 24-bit up counter is inactive |
| 1 | Timer 24-bit up counter is active |
This macro is used to check if specify Timer counter is inactive or active.
| #define TIMER_SELECT_TOUT_PIN | ( | timer, | |
| u32ToutSel | |||
| ) | ((timer)->CTL = ((timer)->CTL & ~TIMER_CTL_TGLPINSEL_Msk) | (u32ToutSel)) |
Select Toggle-output Pin.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32ToutSel | Toggle-output pin selection, valid values are: |
This macro is used to select timer toggle-output pin is output on Tx or Tx_EXT pin.
| #define TIMER_SET_CMP_VALUE | ( | timer, | |
| u32Value | |||
| ) | ((timer)->CMP = (u32Value)) |
Set Timer Compared Value.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32Value | Timer compare value. Valid values are between 2 to 0xFFFFFF. |
This macro is used to set timer compared value to adjust timer time-out interval.
| #define TIMER_SET_PRESCALE_VALUE | ( | timer, | |
| u32Value | |||
| ) | ((timer)->CTL = ((timer)->CTL & ~TIMER_CTL_PSC_Msk) | (u32Value)) |
Set Timer Prescale Value.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32Value | Timer prescale value. Valid values are between 0 to 0xFF. |
This macro is used to set timer prescale value and timer source clock will be divided by (prescale + 1)
before it is fed into timer.
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| void TIMER_Close | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
| void TIMER_Delay | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32Usec | ||
| ) |
Create a specify Delay Time.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32Usec | Delay period in micro seconds. Valid values are between 100~1000000 (100 micro second ~ 1 second). |
This API is used to create a delay loop for u32usec micro seconds by using timer one-shot mode.
Definition at line 100 of file timer.c.
| void TIMER_DisableCapture | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
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| void TIMER_DisableEventCounter | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
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| void TIMER_EnableCapture | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32CapMode, | ||
| uint32_t | u32Edge | ||
| ) |
Enable Timer Capture Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32CapMode | Timer capture mode. Could be |
| [in] | u32Edge | Timer capture trigger edge. Possible values are |
This API is used to enable timer capture function with specify capture trigger edge
to get current counter value or reset counter value to 0.
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| void TIMER_EnableEventCounter | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32Edge | ||
| ) |
Enable Timer Counter Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32Edge | Detection edge of counter pin. Could be ether |
This function is used to enable the timer counter function with specify detection edge.
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Enable Timer Interrupt Wake-up Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to enable the timer interrupt wake-up function and interrupt source could be time-out interrupt,
counter event interrupt or capture trigger interrupt.
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Get Timer Capture Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Timer capture interrupt did not occur |
| 1 | Timer capture interrupt occurred |
This function indicates timer capture trigger interrupt occurred or not.
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Get Timer Time-out Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Timer time-out interrupt did not occur |
| 1 | Timer time-out interrupt occurred |
This function indicates timer time-out interrupt occurred or not.
| uint32_t TIMER_GetModuleClock | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Get Timer Clock Frequency.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This API is used to get the timer clock frequency.
Definition at line 241 of file timer.c.
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Get Timer Wake-up Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Timer does not cause CPU wake-up |
| 1 | Timer interrupt event cause CPU wake-up |
This function indicates timer interrupt event has waked up system or not.
| uint32_t TIMER_Open | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32Mode, | ||
| uint32_t | u32Freq | ||
| ) |
Open Timer with Operate Mode and Frequency.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32Mode | Operation mode. Possible options are |
| [in] | u32Freq | Target working frequency |
This API is used to configure timer to operate in specified mode and frequency. If timer cannot work in target frequency, a closest frequency will be chose and returned.
Definition at line 47 of file timer.c.
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Dr. Noam Chomsky
The Father of Linguistics and a Computer Pioneer
Avram Noam Chomsky (born December 7, 1928) is an American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, political activist, and social critic. Sometimes described as "the father of modern linguistics", Chomsky is also a major figure in analytic philosophy and one of the founders of the field of cognitive science.
Here's a time line of Dr. Chomsky's life:
- 1928 born in Pennsylvania.
- 1945–55 In 1945 Chomsky started studying at the University of Pennsylvania.
- From 1951 to 1955 , at Harvard University, Chomsky undertook research on what would become his doctoral dissertation.
- 1955–66 early career ranging between assistant professor,teaching a course on linguistics and philosophy, an influential scientist, a visiting professor.
- 1967–75 Anti-Vietnam War activism and rise to prominence.
- 1970s and 1980s, expansion of chomsky s publication.
- 1980–89 Chomsky had established himself as a globally recognized figure.
- 1990–present Chomsky embraced political activism to a greater degree than before.
"Chomsky's work on the syntax of languages coincided neatly with the early development of programming languages and thus his work found ready application to the more formal style of artificial language than those of his original interest;natural languages."
J.A.N. Lee
To learn more about Dr. Noam Chomsky, click on this Wikipedia page


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Contribute to the discussion and ask questions on social media by using the #BeyondFerguson hashtag.


Nightly Brief
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National
1.) Citing the cases of Presidents Clinton and Nixon, the Second Circuit refused Monday to block New York’s subpoenas of President Donald Trump’s accounting firm.
2.) The House committees leading the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump released transcript excerpts Monday of the closed-door depositions of two Trump administration officials who testified in mid-October.
3.) Fulfilling one of President Donald Trump’s campaign pledges and putting the future of a landmark environmental deal firmly on the 2020 presidential ballot, the White House on Monday formally notified the United Nations it plans to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
4.) The Trump administration announced new sanctions Monday on the 40th anniversary of the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis, which gripped the nation as 52 Americans were held hostage for 444 days during a student takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.
Regional
5.) President Donald Trump spent Sunday afternoon tweeting about the importance of Virginia voting Republican when all 140 state legislative seats are up for grabs Tuesday.
6.) For insight into just how vitriolic this year’s gubernatorial race in Kentucky is, you needn’t look further than the final debate between Republican incumbent Matt Bevin and Democratic challenger Andy Beshear.
International
7.) European countries are coming under more pressure to take back and prosecute their citizens who left Europe to fight for the Islamic State and who are now held in captivity in Syria and Turkey.
8.) A Dutch university and an anti-discrimination organization faced off Monday before the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights over a women-only hiring policy.
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Menachem Begin Park is a park in south Tel Aviv-Yafo, named after Menachem Begin. The maintenance and operation of the park is done under the responsibility of Ganei Yehoshua, the manager of the Yarkon Park. The park is located north and east of Nahal Ayalon between the agricultural fields of Mikve Israel and the Argazim neighborhood. The park was designed by landscape architect Zvi Dekel and covers 1,000 dunams, but currently only 500 dunams of it are developed. In the future, this park will be integrated into the Ariel Sharon Park named after Ariel Sharon. Lorem ipsum dolor sit, amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Dolor perferendis, praesentium nam adipisci error voluptas
>Menachem Begin Park is a park in south Tel Aviv-Yafo, named after Menachem Begin. The maintenance and operation of the park is done under the responsibility of Ganei Yehoshua, the manager of the Yarkon Park. The park is located north and east of Nahal Ayalon between the agricultural fields of Mikve Israel and the Argazim neighborhood. The park was designed by landscape architect Zvi Dekel and covers 1,000 dunams, but currently only 500 dunams of it are developed. In the future, this park will be integrated into the Ariel Sharon Park named after Ariel Sharon. Lorem ipsum dolor sit, amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Dolor perferendis, praesentium nam adipisci error voluptas
White Square" (1989) is an environmental sculpture made of white concrete that blends in with the park's vegetation and was designed by the artist Danny Karavan in honor of the founders of Tel Aviv and the White City. The installation includes various gestures reminiscent of the city's landscapes in its beginnings and the lives of the residents. In the center of the installation is an observation tower 20 meters high, the size of which was determined by a steel alarm tower that was in place. Next to the tower is a square with geometric shapes that face east - west,


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This cool website lets you design custom map posters and T-shirts of anywhere in the world — and the results are undeniably cool
by Ellen Hoffman, Malarie Gokey, Business Insider US- Grafomap is a website that lets you design custom map posters and T-shirts of any place in the world.
- You can make one of your hometown, your college town, your favorite travel destination, or the place where you got engaged or married – you’re only limited by your imagination.
- We made posters and a T-shirt of our favorite vacation spots, and the finished products are undeniably cool. The design process was super straightforward … and a lot of fun.
- Custom map posters start at just $49 without a frame, while framed ones ($104) and posters printed on canvas ($99) and metal ($119) cost more. The T-shirt prints cost just $35.
- Right now, Grafomaps is offering discount codes for its maps so you can save 20% on any order (20OFF), get three maps for the price of two (DEAL), or get two paper maps for the price of one (TWOFORONE).
- If you’re shopping for holiday gifts, you can check out all our holiday gift guides on Insider Picks.
I lived in my current apartment for six months before I found wall art my partner and I both liked enough to hang in it.
We’re picky about what we should hang on our walls. Neither of us wants to decorate our space with Van Gogh reproductions and movie posters. Like a lot of people, we want to decorate it with wall art and photos that mean something to us.
A few years ago, I stumbled across an answer to our problem in the form of a website called Grafomap that lets you design map posters of any place in the world.

Once you enter your desired location, Grafomap takes you to its poster editor where you can further customize your location down the exact address or coordinates. After that, you can continue personalizing your map by adjusting, panning, and zooming the map exactly to your liking, adding or removing text, and selecting the finish (paper, framed, or canvas), orientation, and size. Additionally, Grafomap has 11 unique color themes to choose from (including Noir, Bourbon, Minimal, and Modern) that transform your map from just an ordinary map into a work of art you’ll love displaying in your home or wearing in T-shirt form.
My custom map poster of Sint Maarten took all of five minutes to create, and the finished product is undeniably cool. It’s also very affordable. An 18×24-inch print sets you back $49. If you want to get something that’s ready to hang right out of the box it’s shipped in, you can get a 18×24-inch framed print for $104, a print on canvas for $99, a print on metal for $119, or one with a hanger for $69. The T-shirts are the most affordable at $35 each. (Full disclosure: I got to try the service for free.)
Right now, Grafomaps is offering discount codes for its maps so you can save 20% on any order (20OFF), get three maps for the price of two (DEAL), or get two paper maps for the price of one (TWOFORONE).
Grafomaps also has a partnership with One Tree Planted to plant one tree for every map sold.
Learn more about how Grafomap‘s custom poster editor works below. And try it out for yourself here.
Start by selecting a location for your map poster. I chose Sint Maarten since my partner and I have been vacationing there together for years.
Once you enter your desired location, Grafomap takes you to its poster editor where you can continue personalizing your map by adjusting, panning, and zooming the map to your liking, adding or removing text, and selecting the size, frame, and orientation.
I most enjoyed toggling between color themes. My favorites were Wheatpaste, Modern, and Carbon.
I ultimately went with Modern since I liked its colors and font best.
Here’s a picture of the final product:
Here’s a look at my colleague Malarie Gokey’s map of Stockholm. She chose Wheatpaste as her color theme.
You can also choose to print your map on metal, a canvas, or a T-shirt.
Malarie also tried Grafomaps’ T-shirt and Canvas options. The canvas map turned out beautifully and made an excellent birthday gift for her mom. The T-shirt print was well done and looked great, though the cotton wasn’t the softest. We’ll keep you posted on how it fares after a few runs through the wash.


Before Change
nlp = spacy.blank("en")
// Add a component not compatible with pyfunc
ner = nlp.create_pipe("ner")
nlp.add_pipe(ner, last=True)
// Ensure the pyfunc flavor is not present after logging and loading the model
with mlflow.start_run():
mlflow.spacy.log_model(spacy_model=nlp, artifact_path=artifact_path)
After Change
nlp = spacy.blank("en")
// Add a component not compatible with pyfunc
if IS_SPACY_VERSION_NEWER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO_3_0_0:
nlp.add_pipe("ner", last=True)
else:
ner = nlp.create_pipe("ner")
nlp.add_pipe(ner, last=True)
// Ensure the pyfunc flavor is not present after logging and loading the model
with mlflow.start_run():
mlflow.spacy.log_model(spacy_model=nlp, artifact_path=artifact_path)
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Release Notes
Version 4.1.0 (2015-MM-DD)
This minor update provides the following enhancements and fixes:
- [core] Fix issue #88: XMLValidatingParser for DTD.
- [core, spi, web] PR #75:
Various enhancements to facilitate client testing.
- [spi] Issue #74:
Return status code 400 if missing or invalid test run argument.
Version 4.0.6 (2014-12-09)
This maintenance release includes the following changes:
- [web] Issue #69:
Move register link to welcome page.
- [core] Issue #68:
Update test result only if a failing subtest has not already done so.
- [core] Issue #64:
XMLValidatingParser will use schema location hints if no schema references
are supplied.
- [console] Remove export-ctl shell scripts; see ets-resources for
information about how to set up test suites.
- Update the Getting Started Guide
- Fix (Javadoc) errors when building with JDK 8.
- Modify POMs for GitHub
Version 4.0.5 (2014-03-11)
This maintenance release includes the following changes:
- [web] Fix CITE-937: Service proxy is bypassed.
- [web] Reintroduce default site content (/site).
- Update Getting Started Guide
Version 4.0.4 (2014-03-07)
This update includes the following fix:
- [web] Fixed CITE-924: EPSG database is not created in web app environment.
Version 4.0.3 (2013-11-14)
This maintenance release includes the following changes:
- [web] Fixed CITE-895 (Remove site-specific HTML resources from WAR file)
Version 4.0.2 (2013-11-01)
This maintenance release includes the following changes:
- [web] Fixed base URL for web resources.
- [spi] Don't split class and package names in TestNG reports.
- [web] Added 'ogc.cite' profile to POM.
- Updated dependencies to latest release versions: Xerces 2.11.0, TestNG 6.8.7,
Maven plugins, etc.
Version 4.0.1 (2013-08-23)
This is a maintenance release. It includes the following updates:
- [spi] Show TestNG verdicts for each test group in text summary.
- [web] Display sessions sorted in order with name of test suite.
- Updated documentation.
Version 4.0 (2013-07-04)
This is the final release of TEAM-Engine 4.0. The following issues were resolved:
- [core] Fixed CITE-822 (SoapParser does not support HTTP code 400 "Bad request").
- [core] Fixed CITE-821 (HTTPParser attempts to parse non-XML entity).
- [core] Fixed CITE-810 (eliminate spurious inherited failures).
Version 4.0-rc
- Release candidate.
- [core] Warning verdict in subtest no longer 'taints' result of parent test.
- [web] Uploaded file is placed in test session directory (fix for CITE-808).
- [web] Removed config/home property in TE_BASE/config.xml.
- [web] GetStatus polling interval increased to 4s from 1s.
Version 4.0-beta3
- TestNG reporter (BasicXMLReporter) adds test result attributes to report.
- Added teamengine-console module (assembles binary CLI distribution instead of core module).
- TECore.build_request() no longer automatically percent-encodes request parameters.
- CTL test report generator now recognizes all test verdicts.
- Updated teamengine-core dependencies (joda-time-2.2).
- Updated site documentation.
Version 4.0-beta2
- Allow customization of content on welcome page (teamengine-web module)
- Added test suite revision/status element ("Alpha","Beta","Final","Deprecated").
- Eliminated separate contexts for static web resources.
- Added TE_BASE/config.xml as a watched resource (update triggers reload).
- REST API presents Javadoc overview document at /rest/suites/{etsCode}/{etsVersion}/.
- Added support for ctl-msg processing instruction on ctl:test tags to enable output
of structured messages (via saxon:serialize() function).
- Various updates of the site documentation.


--- bindings: - name: 'expedition' resource: ':/api/expeditions/{{ param 1 }}' - name: 'team' resource: '/api/teams/{{ $.bindings.expedition.team._id }}' - name: 'organization' resource: '/api/school-orgs/{{ $.bindings.expedition.team.schoolOrg._id }}' fallback: {} - name: 'photos' resource: '/api/expeditions/photos' optional: true fallback: [] params: q: '_id/{{ param 1}}' --- {{ $expedition := $.bindings.expedition }} {{ $photos := $.bindings.photos }}
{{ $expedition.name }}
{{ if (get $.bindings.organization `_id`) }}
{{ $.bindings.organization.name }}
{{ end }}
{{ $expedition.monitoringStartDate }}, timerange
{{ $expedition.station.name }}
{{ $expedition.notes }}


mkpage template engine is Go’s text/template. Go’s templates provide a flexible and simple DSL describing how to assemble a document based on a data structure passed to it. mkpage uses a list of key/value pairs on the command line to populate the data structure the template package expects. This includes support for JSON formatted text from strings, files and URL response. It also support transforming markdown content into HTML before assembling the final template.
While Go’s template package is not complicated to use it doesn’t come with allot of examples or tutorials. Most articles you find on Go’s template packages either focus on web server code or are for sophisticated static content generators like Hugo. Hugo extends Go’s template DSL providing capabilities that rival or surpose older static content generators like Jekyll and Jade.
mkpage uses Go v1.7’s template package as is. No bells or whistles. That isn’t necessarily a bad thing. mkpage is meant to be a an easy system for producing simple content from plain text, markdown text, and JSON. The limit set of features is itself a feature of mkpage. Other systems like Hugo are what you want if your have more complicated needs.
While vanilla Go templates are not as richly featured they are suitable for a wide variety of content from webpages, to XML feed document to BibTeX files. This recipe list demonstrates some of Go’s template capabilities as well as how to leverage the simple capabilities of mkpage to solve common data rendering problems. In this set of tutorials you’ll walk through both examples of how to use mkpage as well as write simple Go templates.
mkpage supports three formats of text
mkpage supports three data sources
In this example we want to add a name to a simple get well message.
Our template is called get-well.tmpl. It looks like
Dear {{ .name -}},
Hope you are feeling better today.
Sencerly,
Mojo Sam
On the command line we can run mkpage with the following options
mkpage "name=text:Little Frieda" get-well.tmpl
The output would look like
Little Frieda,
Hope you are feeling better today.
Sencerly,
Mojo Sam
The key “name” has a string value of “Little Frieda”. The template indicates this needs to be included after the word “Dear”. The key “name” is proceeded by a period or dot. The substitution happens between the opening “{{” and closing “}}”. Notice the “-” before the closing “}}”. This tells the template engine to not allow spacas after the value and the next non-space character (i.e. the comma of the opening line).
In this example we construct a JSON object as part of the key/value pairs on the command line and pass it through the blob.tmpl template that displays they pairs.
The command envokation looks like
mkpage 'blob=json:{"one":1,"two":2}' blob.tmpl
The template is a simple range construct (e.g. blob.tmpl).
{{range $key,$val := .blob }}
Key: {{ $key }} Value: {{ $val -}}
{{end}}
Results in text like
Key: one Value: 1
Key: two Value: 2
We use the range function to iterate over the key/value pairs of our JSON object. Additionally we assign those values to the template variables called “$key” and “$val”. These are then used to format our output. Also notice the trailing values “-” which supresses and extra new line.
In this example we want to embed a “story” in a simple HTML document. The story is written in Markdown format. Here’s the simple template (i.e. simple-page.tmpl)
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head><title>Stories</title></head>
<body>
{{ .story }}
</body>
</html>
The command line would look something like
mkpage "story=my-story.md" simple-page.tmpl > my-story.html
On the command line story is assumed to point to a file named “my-story.md”. The reason a file is assumed is because there is no hint prefix or URL prefix at the start of the value. Because the file ends in the file extension “.md” it is assume to be a Markdown file and processed accordingly before being assemble in the template.
In this example we get the current weather forecast for Guam. The source of the weather information is NOAA’s National Weather Services website. By including the parameter “FcstType=json” at the end of the URL you get a JSON version of the weather forecast rather than the HTML or XML alternatives.
Our template will be call forecast.tmpl. It will be used to produce a Markdown file of weather related information obtained from the JSON response.
{{with $co := .forecast.currentobservation}}
Current Observation:
+ {{ $co.name }}
+ Elevation: {{ $co.elev }}
+ Latitude: {{ $co.latitude }}
+ Longitude: {{ $co.longitude }}
+ Date: {{ $co.Date }}
+ Temp: {{ $co.Temp }}
+ Dew Point: {{ $co.Dewp }}
+ Relative Humidity: {{ $co.Relh }}
+ Winds: {{ $co.Winds }}
+ Wind direction: {{ $co.Windd }}
+ Gust: {{ $co.Gust }}
+ Visibility: {{ $co.Visibility }}
{{end}}
Forecast:
{{range .forecast.data.text }}
+ {{ . -}}
{{end}}
The command line for mkpage would look like
mkpage "forecast=http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=13.47190933300044&lon=144.74977715100056&FcstType=json" forecast.tmpl
The resulting page should look something like
Current Observation:
+ Agana, Guam International Airport
+ Elevation: 299
+ Latitude: 13.48
+ Longitude: 144.8
+ Date: 5 Aug 08:54 am ChST
+ Temp: 82
+ Dew Point: 79
+ Relative Humidity: 89
+ Winds: 12
+ Wind direction: 220
+ Gust: 0
+ Visibility: 10.00
Forecast:
+ Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 84. Breezy, with a southwest wind 23 to 25 mph, with gusts as high as 32 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
+ Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 79. Breezy, with a southwest wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
+ Mostly cloudy, with a high near 88. Heat index values as high as 99. Breezy, with a southwest wind 17 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
+ Mostly cloudy, with a low around 79. Southwest wind 13 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
+ Mostly cloudy, with a high near 88. Southwest wind 14 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
+ Mostly cloudy, with a low around 79.
+ Mostly sunny, with a high near 89.
+ Partly cloudy, with a low around 80.
+ Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 89. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
+ Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 79. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
+ Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 89. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
+ Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 79. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
+ Partly sunny, with a high near 89.
It is come in more complex website to separate elements into their own templates and pull them together with a master one. In this example will use three tempaltes - letter.tmpl (the master template), signature.tmpl and postscript.tmpl.
{{- with .ToName}}Hello {{ . -}},{{- else}}Hello,{{end}}
This is an example of a letter.
Sincerly,
{{ template "signature.tmpl" . }}
{{ template "postscript.tmpl" . }}
{{with .Name}}{{- . -}}{{else}}Anonymous{{end}}
(P. S. {{with .ToName}}{{- . }}, {{end -}} what is coming at is coming from you)
mkpage "ToName=text:Mojo Sam" "Name=text:Jack Flanders" \
examples/letter.tmpl examples/signature.tmpl examples/postscript.tmpl
Should be something like–
Hello Mojo Sam,
This is an example of a letter.
Sincerly,
Jack Flanders
(P. S. Mojo Sam, what is coming at is coming from you)


General terms and conditions of an innovation continuity loan from Innovate UK Loans Limited.
- Important Information
Entering into a loan agreement with us is a significant financial commitment. In applying, you must:
- have made your own assessment in relation to the suitability of the loan agreement for your business
- consent to all searches necessary to determine the financial status of your business and other relevant checks appropriate to assessing creditworthiness
- understand that as part of our due diligence key persons, directors, beneficial owners and any relevant related persons may be required to consent to credit reference checks
- understand that information provided by you in the application will form part of the loan agreement. Information later proven to be false or misleading may lead to a breach of the loan agreement which could result in the immediate withdrawal of the loan, a demand for immediate repayment and the enforcement of any security granted in connection with the loan agreement
- acknowledge that the execution of the loan agreement and all associated documents must be by an authorised signatory of the company and evidence of such authorisation must be provided in the form of a board resolution
- acknowledge that upon entry into a loan agreement with us you will incur binding legal obligations and that you should seek independent legal advice.
- Summary heads of terms
Our summary heads of terms provides an outline that reflects the typical nature of the loan agreement that Innovate UK Loans Ltd, the “Lender”, would consider making available.
Innovate UK Loans Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Innovate UK.
The summary heads of terms are indicative and not exhaustive. The lender reserves the right to amend or withdraw these terms if required.
This is not an offer to provide finance.
Any loan agreement would be subject to due diligence and the documentation being in a form satisfactory to the lender:
Lender
Innovate UK Loans Ltd
Borrower
Eligible SMEs and third sector organisations, being within the scope of the innovation continuity loans scheme
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Amount and term
£250,000 to £1,600,000 or up to 100% of the costs of completing an active project, together with further reasonable costs agreed by the Lender arising from an increase in the cost of delivering R&D activity as a result of Covid-19 which are not covered by previous grants to the Borrower from Innovate UK or other government support and which are required to develop and commercially exploit innovation relating to the Project.
Term up to 7 years, including:
- Stage 1: availability period of up to 1 year during which drawdowns will be permitted.
- Stage 2: extension period of up to 2 years during which no further drawdowns will be permitted.
- Stage 3: repayment period of up to 5 years.
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Purpose
The loan is to be available to meet the eligible costs of an ongoing research and development project. This should be to develop and commercially exploit innovation.
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Drawdown
Staged drawdowns, quarterly in advance based on project milestones. Drawdowns will be subject to project progress, monitoring officer sign-off and financial and reporting covenants being met.
The full amount will not be drawn at the outset.
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Fees
No arrangement, commitment, non-usage, monitoring or security fees will usually apply.
Where bespoke activities or arrangements are needed to complete a transaction, the lender reserves the right to pass on or share these costs, including the lender’s legal and valuation fees. This is subject to prior agreement with the borrower.
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Interest
During the availability and extension periods, interest will be payable quarterly at 3.7% a year on amounts outstanding.
During the availability and extension periods, interest will be accrued quarterly at 3.7% a year on amounts outstanding and deferred to the repayment period.
During the repayment period, interest will be payable quarterly at 7.4% a year on amounts outstanding, including the deferred interest from the availability and extension periods.
Fixed interest rate, subject to any restructuring or extension of the loan agreement.
The first interest period will start on the first drawdown date and the final interest period will end on the termination date.
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Repayment
The final repayment structure will be determined by the lender but could include:
- Interest-only period of up to 5 years, consisting of the agreed availability period and extension period and
- Repayment period of up to 5 years by way of quarterly repayments including interest accrued and deferred during the availability and extension periods
- A maximum term of up to 7 years.
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Pre-conditions
The pre-conditions will include at least:
- Evidence of the borrower's status as an eligible UK-based SME or third sector organisation
- Delivery of security documents
- Completion of "Know Your Customer" and Anti-Money Laundering requirements, for all directors and/or persons of significant control
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Security
Typical security for a transaction of this nature can include, but is not limited to:
- a debenture over the borrower's assets (including, and without limitation, a fixed charge over key assets and a floating charge over all other assets of the borrower)
Where other funders are involved in a package deal, or future commercial investment is subject to securing priority, intercreditor arrangements may be required. In this event priority over assets not specifically scheduled in support of the innovation loan will not be unreasonably withheld.
The lender will not take personal guarantees or security over principal private residences or benefit from the future sale thereof in the event of a realisation.
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Loan covenants
The covenants set on each loan will depend on the structure of the transaction and the nature of the project. It is important to note that these covenants will consider the overall viability of the business of the borrower. They will be relevant to the proper management of public funds, but should not prevent the borrower from delivering their planned activity.
The lender expects the project to meet its scheduled delivery timetable with the support of the monitoring officer.
For example, covenants will include, at least:
- affirmative covenants
- maintaining financial records and management information
- compliance with UK tax obligations
- maintenance of adequate insurance, including specific insurance in connection with the assets of the borrower and ‘key person’ cover in case of the loss of an important member of the business
- negative covenants
- control of “cash out”, dividends and/or withdrawal of directors’ loans.
- right of approval on change of control or business sale
- requirement to maintain prescribed debt service cover, liquidity, leverage and/or current assets ratios
- right to convert the loan and accrued interest to equity, with a view to sale of equity to effect repayment, at a price agreed between the lender and the borrower or through an expert valuation if, at the end of the extension period or if at any time an event of default appears likely, the lender determines after consultation with the borrower that commercialisation of the results of the project has not been achieved, but appears probable within a reasonable period or if a liquidity event appears probable,
- right to require repayment of the loan in the event of a loss of intellectual property supported by Innovate UK during the term of the loan
- right to seek early repayment through refinancing or as part of a liquidity event achieved once the financial market disruptions caused by the Covid-19 crisis are deemed to have recovered
- right to take control of any unexploited intellectual property developed through the project not foregone in a crystallisation event and distribute to the benefit of the UK innovation community
- reporting covenants
- annual accounts: audited as appropriate and as filed at Companies House and/or draft annual accounts, accountant-certified forecasts, regular management information, tax returns and bank statements
Where the delivery of the project, its subsequent commercialisation and the overall viability of the business relies on the quality of the project, the business leadership team and the individuals within it, the lender may require ‘key person’ clauses in addition to the items above.
- affirmative covenants
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Events of default
The events of default will depend on the structure of the transaction and the nature of the project. The events of default will be market standard and will include at least the following:
- Change of control of the borrower without the lender’s prior written consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld.
- The departure of a ‘key person’ from the business or the project without the lender’s prior agreement to the proposed and timely remedy, which will not be unreasonably withheld.
- Non-payment on repayment date.
- The borrower’s failure to comply with its obligations under the loan agreement.
- Insolvency of the borrower.
- Cross-default.
- It is or becomes unlawful for any party to perform its obligations under the loan agreement.
If the borrower defaults on its loan commitments, the lender will take steps to recover the debt in line with standard commercial practice.
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Transferability and disclosure
The lender may freely transfer its rights under the loan agreement.
The lender may disclose information applicable to such a transfer. The borrower shall reasonably assist with the provision of such information.
The borrower may not assign or transfer its rights under the loan agreement.
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Governing law
English (with suitable amendments as appropriate for borrowers in Scotland or Northern Ireland)
Documentation
The lender’s standard form loan agreement and security documentation will be used to document the transaction


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Video of judge holding baby during mom's swearing-in as lawyer goes viral
by Gerren Keith GaynorA video of a Tennessee judge holding a baby whose mother was being sworn in as a lawyer is warming hearts on the internet.
State Court of Appeals Judge Richard Dinkins is seen bouncing the toddler in one arm as he reads the oath of admission to mother Juliana Lamar, who was being sworn in as an attorney.
The video, originally shared on Lamar’s Instagram page, racked up nearly 700,000 views after her law school colleague, Sarah Martin, re-shared it on Twitter.
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Lamar told Fox 17 Nashville Judge Dinkins saw her son, Beckham, in the crowd and wanted him to be a part of the ceremony. Dinkins served as a mentor to Lamar, who clerked for him during law school at Belmont University College of Law.
Beckham was born on Oct. 20 of last year, while Lamar was still a student, and she returned to class just over a week after giving birth.
“She was back at school within a week of an emergency c-section before she was even allowed to drive or climb stairs,” Martin wrote on Twitter.
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Lamar said becoming a mom while getting through law school was "nerve-racking.”
“I didn't know anything about babies," she told Fox 17. "I was worried about law school and being a new mom."
Lamar, who is married, said she felt guilty when she first had Beckham and had to leave him behind for law classes.
Having her young son be a part of her swearing-in ceremony was “the pinnacle of everything because it was all worth it,” she said.
Lamar’s story–and the judge’s small, yet meaningful gesture—was praised on social media, with many women calling her a hero.
“Great example of true gender respect in the work place [sic]. This woman is given space to live her full life,” one person tweeted.
“She can and will practice law while being a parent, and that judge is modeling what it means to be a professional human rather then [sic] a professional and a human. Bravo to all!”
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Another Twitter user wrote, “There should be a Presidential Good Humanity Award for this kind of thing. For mom too, what a way to persevere.”
“What a day to be sworn in and have your little one be there too!!” another person tweeted. “What a memory to show her baby when the baby gets older!!”


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